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Columnist Yiping Huang said economic power should be given to economic development and growth in emerging power. Emerging economies should not lightly reinvent the wheel, create a system that both strengthens cooperation and avoids conflict, seeks common ground, shares responsibility for the provision of global public services....

FT columnist Stephens: Global order in the 21st century and Sino-US relations will be determined by three elements, namely “cooperation, competition and conflict.” It has been a spat between cooperation and competition so far China and the US, but in the fight for dominance in Asia, the two countries are only a step away from...

British Journal: The Sino-US game has created a new world pattern. This does not mean that there will be a Cold War in Asia. China and the Soviet Union are now completely different. China is deeply integrated into the world economy, and is the world’s largest trading nation, but also in history as well. China and the US trade in width, depth and size are amazing. Future generations of Americans will depend on China’s stability and prosperity, and vice versa....

At Warren Buffett’s annual shareholders meeting, Buffett said: It took only 40 years for China to exert great influence on global GDP, while the US took about 200 years. Munger: There is nothing more important Sino-US cooperation than we need to avoid the consequences of other errors that may bring....

To “upgrade” the Chinese passport, the Chinese government met with the United States, South Korea, Russia, and other 21 countries for 31 consular negotiations last year, the most consular meetings in China’s history. Negotiations achieved several breakthrough outcomes: for instance China and the U.S. will have a 10-year multiple entry visa for its citizens travel and Japan will give some Chinese citizens permission to extend their visas availability up to five years. Many people called last year a “visa year”. From Sina Weibo: February, 16th...

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